We had two great services Saturday at the Hutchins Unit near Dallas.
Betty and I went to minister for Al and Tammy Schaefer, a great team of prison ministers from Greenville, TX.
Betty sang in the second service and I preached in both services.
Between 50 and 60 inmates made decisions for Christ in the two services.
Praise God!!! He really does love prisoners.
“BELIEVE A MAN CAN CHANGE”
36TH ANNIVERSARY FUND RAISING BANQUET
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2014
HOLIDAY INN, RICHARDSON
1655 North Central Expressway
Richardson, Texas 75080
Johnny Moffitt, is the founder and Director of WVIW. Since his conversion to Christ in 1971, he has risen from being an outlaw biker, non-achiever and a person who only believed in himself, to a leader, teacher, minister, mentor, and a recipient of numerous awards from two Texas Governors, the prison system of Ghana, the Full Gospel Fellowship of Churches and Ministers and Churches, Amigos de Fe Ministries of Mexico, and the Coalition of Prison Evangelists. His dramatic testimony was told in the book, Delivered. You don’t want to miss hearing him.
September 19, will be here before we know it. I hope and pray you are making plans to be with us. Information can be found on our web site, www.wviw.com.
Again this year the Celebration Banquet is complimentary. But, there is limited seating, and you must pre-register. So order your tickets soon.
Please consider sponsoring one or more tables at $500.00 each. Or, perhaps you could sponsor one or more couples for $150.00 each. God may impress on you to be a “CONQUERORS” sponsor for a gift of $1,000 or more. Whatever the size of your gift, please help us with a sponsorship today.
We look forward to seeing you at “The BELIEVE A MAN CAN CHANGE” Fundraising Banquet.” Please confirm your attendance by filling out the ONLINE response form by September 15, 2014. You may also register by email atjohnnymoffitt@wviw.com.
Again, there is no cost to attend; however, we will be asking you to prayerfully consider becoming a partner with us in taking the Gospel to prisoners and the forgotten and neglected peoples around the world. For more information go to our web site,www.wviw.com, or call 972-234-6009.
